Iraqi Refugee Outreach

The Iraqi Refugee Outreach Project supports outreach to Middle Eastern refugees from Arab, Kurdish, Iranian and Afghan backgrounds in the United States. Through it, Christar workers address spiritual issues while meeting tangible needs in several locations throughout the U.S., as well as mobilize local believers to minister to refugees and immigrants in their communities.

These immigrants include an Iraqi woman and her three children who fled abuse and needed help building a new life in an unfamiliar place. Donations to the project enable Christar workers and their partners to reach out in compassion while sharing the hope of Christ within them.

Participate With the Ministry of the Iraqi Refugee Outreach Project

By Supporting Financially:

• $5 purchases a craft kit for the Bible club, giving a child who participates a visual representation of biblical truth to take home.
• $10 buys a pizza for the weekly after-church fellowship meal.
• $10 pays for snacks for one Bible club class for one week. Snacks are needed for three classes.
• $20 buys an Action Bible, illustrated in comic book fashion, covering major events.
• $50 pays for 100 miles of driving lessons for refugees who need to get a license.
• $60 enables a group of five refugees to enjoy a meal and activity.

By Praying:

• Ask God to open the hearts of refugees and immigrants as they hear the gospel through Christar workers, as well as to give workers wisdom as they seek effective means to discern refugees' interest in spiritual things.
• Pray for wisdom as workers consider starting an online meeting for Yazidi believers and seekers scattered across the United States and Canada.
• Lift up the many immigrant families facing serious internal struggles as they navigate life in unfamiliar places.
• Ask God to use the Iraqi Refugee Outreach team to provide refugee and immigrant children and youth with the tools to withstand the onslaught of secular culture as they enter school.
• Ask the Lord to send students from Muslim, Yezidi and other refugee communities who are open to the gospel to the project’s English classes. Pray that these lessons will help students improve their language skills as they adapt to life in the United States, and ask God to help them understand the simple Bible stories that are shared during class.